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Thank you for the video. Do you have any comments about the "get low and push the front wheel down to the ground asap" method?

A curb is actually a better way to practice this exact concept. The idea is to land both wheels at the same time when riding off of a curb.

Best drop instructions on RUclips.

Easy to practice these techniques off of a curb. Try to land both tires at the same time.

Dude awesome videos! I met you last year in Killington, I got a hole in my tire and you gave me 2 small bottles of sealant and saved my whole day of riding! That night you were also coaching a young kid and his dad in the vale road parking lot camping area. All around badass guy! So glad I found your channel.

Nice anders complete! Cheers ✌🏼

thanks for taking the time, I know you don't have too

thanks man as a 52 year old with only 8 months experience, you are really helping me

your videos are informative ... new subs here! keep coming!

Thank you! I just started my journey and have a lot to learn. These detailed videos surely come in handy! If I may: The amount of detail is almost overwhelming: I have trouble watching the video/slowmo/stills while listening to the narration while reading the on screen text while simultaneously paying attention to any green lines being drawn. The varying audio quality adds to the distraction. Maybe a clip-on mic that is used both on the track and for the voice-overs could remedy that?

I like "accept the lip". Good one! Great vid but please back up the cam (or zoom out) next time. You're out of the frame at the best part when you're flying to the moon haha.

I appreciate you!

Thank you for the tutorial.

Thanks for putting out this video so people like me can learn from advance riders. This is much appreciated.

You got it bud!!! Well explained!!!

Your comment about jumping off the jump, not jumping up the jump is spot on. I think that if you jump up the jump, you have a high chance of getting bucked because the rear wheel gets caught up on the lip.

One question. Do you get back on the rear of the bike by pushing with your hands (i.e. exywnding your hands) on the lip? Thank you for answering and keep on posting :-)

CUck

Wishing you success on your channel 🙏🙏🙏

Still stand up to the jump .

it's standing up in relation to the angle of the jump... Hanging back is what that implies. it's all the same info lol

I saw u at markham park fl

Good day, love the video's. I got a small problem when a I jump I tend to lean to the right and sometimes to the left it doesn't feel OK.

Nice to hear the improved mic quality 👍 just cut the music too and you'll be golden

Joined your Patreon recently, but there is no content and you don’t reply to my messages. Does Patreon have a problem? Are you ok?

Love the break down.

How about a video on how to jump a gap jump with a short (bike length), or so transition, with a mellow degree angle, and having to cover a good distance to clear the gap. I mostly rely on speed, but would like to slow it down a bit with proper technique and still clear the gap. Do you need to get back more, counter weight more, since it’s not a steep jump, and really pop the j-hop more explosive in that instance?

Excellent! I learned a bunch, especially about rolling the grips. I've been having a ton of fun applying what I learned from your previous videos. This will add to it, I'm sure.

Man ,your tutorials are the best on RUclips. That standing up to the jump video never felt right to me. Great content. Thank you 🙏

Hi. Very useful information. Thank you. One question, how would you approach steep short lip that requires quite high speeds? Thank you.

so pretty much upper body perpendicular to the gravity and legs perpendicular (and pushing) towards face of the lip. Push harder with legs and increase the angle, while yanking on the bard more to boost the jump ?

Great anatomy of jumping. Thank you for sharing.

This style of jumping requires mastering the bunny hop first. "Standing up" is not bad advice for casual jumpers.

thank you. great descriptions.

Great job on explaining this process. 👍🏻

Good video. Is it fair to say one should watch for that shape when leaving the lip? I can't seem to be able to make my legs straight when leaving the lip. Any advice?

“How to jump” This has been done so many times before, but I have to say I really like your breakdown and tuition style, one of the very best how to videos, well done 👊🏻👊🏻

Can you cover drops aswell?

And now another video for us hardcore hardtail riders? We never preload our rear suspension.

Pleasure to watch and very useful content, need more practice now. Question, isn't it what needs to be done on the lip basically the same what we do at roller to get speed? With the difference of direction, istead of going forward we should go up ?

FYI Bad url for your patreon link

Hi! Would you please explain one thing that I meet 2 ways of doing properly in different tutorials. Should you move hips back or push the handlebar forward? Is any difference between these techniques and what’s way better? Thanks in advance!

This is a great analysis of proper technique. It doesn’t really teach you how to do it, but I think you've covered that elsewhere. The Loam Ranger's "stand up to the jump" is just a cue, and clearly it's helped a lot of people, but it's not enough on its own.

So informative!!!! Thanks dude!!!

You should cut out the music when you talk. It is very distracting.

Great content! I find on tighter jumps, like 3m tall, 4.5m radius on my big bikes (dual suspension) I bottom out hard through the transition which can feel really weird and leads me to inconsistent jumping results. I should video myself and see whats happening, possibly not loading all the way to the lip! the membership programs are a great idea to help out folks! cheers

my new favorite channel. keep doing these tutorials. very easy to digest. just a little request, please dial down the music or better remove it completely, this way it will be easier to focus on your voice. with this kind of content, dont worry about retention rate, we will be consuming it all as its a very valuable educational content for us riders 🤙

Great breakdown, thank you! What do you like/recommend for feet placement on the pedals for jumping (and riding) - more in the arch, more in the ball of the foot, somewhere in between?

You gave me an ahh-ha moment. Attack position is stay centered mid bike with core engaged to let the bike work under you which prevents arm/ hand pump.

My riding buddy sent me one of your videos. I think we're on the same algorithm. Hopefully, you'll get some traction on YT.